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Peacekeepers, Politicians, and Warlords: The Liberian Peace Process (Foundations of Peace) by Abiodun Alao, John Mackinlay, and ʼFunmi Olonisakin is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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When the international community responds to a massive humanitarian emergency, such as the one in Liberia, the operation that results is both complicated and ephemeral. The multifaceted nature of the problems in the crisis area attracts many different responses ranging from the deployment of thousands of international troops and observers to groups of civilians who act locally. Acting simultaneously but not always in concert with the response operations are the regional and international political leaders. In the context of Liberia, the crisis and the international response to it developed in stages, each with its own idiosyncratic nature, characteristic form of violence, cast of dominant personalities, and fresh bouts of extreme violence. Peacekeepers, Politicians, and Warlords is an original account of the entire peace process in Liberia that penetrates the roles of the peacekeepers, the warlords and the politicians who were the key actors in this narrative. UNU Series on Foundations of Peace

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Author

Abiodun Alao, John Mackinlay, and ʼFunmi Olonisakin

Publisher

United Nations University Press

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9789280810318

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Political Science, History, Science